Mr. Samuel J. Chandler

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  The Chairman of Caribbean Export's Board of Directors, Mr. Samuel Chandler, participated in the meeting via a video conference from Barbados.

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  meeting, Mr. Samuel Chandler, Chairperson of Caribbean Export, referred to the many important trade-related developments affecting the region, especially related to the Economic Partnership Agreements (EPAs) with the European Union and the CARICOM Single Market and Economy (CSME).He stressed that Caribbean

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  The Chairman of Caribbean Export's Board of Directors, Mr. Samuel Chandler, participated in the meeting via a video conference from Barbados.

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  Both Dame Billie and Permanent Secretary, Foreign Trade, Sam Chandler, were keen for Barbados to quickly ratify the EPA as soon as possible.
  
  "I would like to think that Barbados will be first out of the blocks.Barbados has the distinction of being the lead spokesperson in the European theatre of negotiations, and it was here that the initialling took place; and I believe that it will be here that the eventual signing will take place.And so we would want to set the best possible example, because the sooner you ratify, the sooner we can really begin to exploit," she said, noting the EPA would also seek Parliamentary approval.
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  We will be moving as swiftly as possible on this," Chandler stated.

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  International demands and requirements will have to be matched with areas that we have knowledge and skills in. In this regard, a meeting was held between Symmonds; Dame Billie Miller, Minister of Foreign Affairs; the members of cabinets sub-committee on foreign trade and the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Samuel Chandler, to identify these areas of expertise that Barbados can tap into.

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  Samuel Chandler, Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Foreign Trade, first spoke on the topic of Globalisation and discussed the challenges and benefits of a more liberalized global environment.He suggested to the Managers that their "task is to exploit those benefits while resolutely facing up to the challenges."He further encouraged the company to continue to build strategic alliances with other firms outside of the domestic market, as that constitutes the formula for success.

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  THE Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, and Caribbean Exports Board Member for Barbados, Samuel Chandler, has made a stirring call for CARICOM nationals to exploit every available opportunity in the area of services given the importance of the sector to regional economies and the enabling environment governments are creating through the CARICOM Single Market and Economy (CSME).
  
  In an address at the opening of the recent Barbados workshop on Investment Opportunities in New Services, coordinated by Caribbean Export on behalf of the CARICOM Secretariat, Chandlertraced the origins of the CSME and outlined its major principles: Free movement of goods and services; Free movement of capital; Free movement of persons; Freedom to provide services; and The Right to establish a commercial presence anywhere in the Community.
  
  He noted the important distinction between the movement of persons and the right to establish a commercial presence and highlighted the five initial categories for the free movement of persons namely: university graduates, media workers, sportspersons, artistes, and musicians.

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  Samuel Chandler, Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Foreign Trade, first spoke on the topic of Globalisation and discussed the challenges and benefits of a more liberalised global environment.He suggested to the managers that their "task is to exploit those benefits while resolutely facing up to the challenges".He further encouraged the company to continue to build strategic alliances with other firms outside of the domestic market, as that constitutes the formula for success.

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  "Some of our countries depend on customs duties for up to 90 per cent of their revenues," said Samuel Chandler, permanent secretary for foreign trade in Barbados.Any FTAA must ensure that "these small, fragile economies" of the Caribbean are not seriously damaged by trade liberalisation.
  
  Another hot topic was agriculture.Participants questioned how the United States could demand that other nations reduce or eliminate agricultural subsidies when American farmers will not be obliged to do the same.
  
  "We would wish to participate (in the FTAA) if there are benefits for us," Chandler added.

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  Sam Chandler, Permanent Secretary, Foreign Trade in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, accepted the equipment on behalf of the Barbados Government.He noted that the Centres will offer user-friendly environments where a wide cross-section of society can keep abreast of the important trade developments that affect us all.

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